239 days — specifically, since July 21, 2025.
That is how long the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (FET) spent being turned away by a key hurdle.
However, as of today, the FET crypto price has risen above that resistance line. This happened following a 56% price surge over the last seven days.
But does this mean that FET’s price will trade higher? Let’s find out.
On the weekly chart, FET has printed its biggest weekly candle in months.
Since October 2025, FET’s price has been compressed inside a descending wedge, grinding lower from $0.85 toward $0.14. That wedge has now cracked.
This week’s candle broke above the resistance line that has capped every rally attempt for about eight months.
Equally important, the 20-EMA at $0.2512 is directly overhead. Should the FET crypto register a weekly close above it, it would mark the first EMA reclaim since mid-2025.
Meanwhile, the MFI at 50.32 is rising from oversold lows near 20 recorded just weeks ago. There’s no overbought ceiling in sight on the weekly timeframe, which means momentum can build without immediate resistance.

To start with, FET’s price might climb to $0.38 in the short term. However, in the long run, the chart annotates a target at $0.85 (the prior horizontal resistance level from 2025) as the mid-term target.
Meanwhile, outside the technical setup, the NVIDIA GTC 2026 also seems to be playing a part in the FET crypto rally.
Interestingly, CCN also reported how the event has impacted other AI coins, including Bittensor (TAO) and RENDER.
From an on-chain perspective, the Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio currently sits at -60.50%.
That means the average FET holder is sitting on an unrealised loss of more than 60 cents for every dollar invested.
To put that in context: when FET was trading near its highs above $0.99 in April–May 2025, the MVRV was persistently positive — holders were in profit, and that profit was available to sell.
Since then, the MVRV has spent months in negative territory, gradually deepening as the FET price decline continued.
Here’s why that matters right now. At -60.50%, the average seller has already sold.
Furthermore, the MVRV turning from deeply negative back toward zero is a mechanical process. As the price recovers, unrealized losses shrink.
Historically, when FET’s MVRV has bounced from extreme negative territory, as seen briefly in October 2025. So, as it stands, FET’s price will likely continue to recover.

Furthermore, the recent 56% weekly candle and the wedge breakout are the beginning of that MVRV mean reversion.
At current prices, recovering to zero MVRV would require FET to roughly reach $0.62. If sustained, this could act as a launchpad toward $1.
Examining the daily chart, CCN noticed that it fills in every detail that the weekly chart left out.
At the time of writing, FET trades at $0.23. On the same timeframe, two RSI Bull divergence signals have now printed on this chart.
The first was fired in October 2025. The second was printed just weeks ago at the February lows.
Both preceded meaningful recoveries. Moreover, the RSI Divergence Indicator has now surged to 74.22 — its highest reading since mid-2025, confirming that momentum has shifted in favour of buyers.
Meanwhile, the Awesome Oscillator (AO) has crossed above zero for the first time since August.
That crossing, combined with building green bars, signals that short-term momentum has aligned with the longer-term trend for the first time in seven months.
The Fibonacci ladder is clear from here. The immediate target for FET crypto in the short term could be $0.26 (0.382 Fib).
Beyond that, it could rally to $0.34 (0.618 Fib) as part of a progressive higher levels.

Crucially, the descending channel (visible from June through February) has been broken. The 0.236 Fib at $0.21 is now the first support on any retest.
If FET’s price declines below this threshold, this bullish forecast could be invalidated. In that scenario, the altcoin might decline to $0.13.